Italy
Italy, a captivating Mediterranean nation, enthrals visitors with its rich history, enchanting landscapes, and cultural treasures. From the grandeur of Rome’s ancient ruins to the serene beauty of the Amalfi Coast, Italy offers a feast for the senses. Indulge in delectable cuisine, vibrant festivals, and timeless art, all in this enchanting destination.
In Italy, I have already visited the following cities: Bergamo, Bologna, Brixen, Como (Lake Como), Firenze | Florence, Genoa | Genova, Imola, Luino, Meran | Merano, Milan | Milano, Montaione, Naples | Napoli, Palermo (Sicily), Pisa, Pompeii | Pompei, Portofino, Rapallo, Riccione, Rimini, Rome | Roma, San Bartolomeo al Mare, Trieste, Turin, Venice | Venezia, Verona, Voghera
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Until what hour is it okay to order Cappuccino in Italy?
Until what hour can you order a cappuccino in Italy? Without passing for a total tourist? What do you mean, what does the time have to do with enjoying a delicious Cappuccino? A lot, actually. Because in Italy, it’s common and more than common to enjoy a quick coffee only at the counter of a…
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Blogs about Italy – Travel Blogs and living in Italy as an Expat
The best Blogs about Italy. La Dolce Vita. Who doesn’t crave to spend a nice summer evening on some terrace overlooking the rowing hills of Tuscany or nearby the Mediterranean coastline, enjoying the setting sun and a delicious authentic Italian meal. Satisfying cravings about Italy can be easily done by reading Blogs about Italy. May it…
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At the Milan Scala Opera Museum
Milan’s Scala is a worldwide renowned Opera House with a remarkably impressive history. If you can’t afford a seat for an Event, tip: they are often less expensive than you might imagine, or your schedule in Milan doesn’t allow you to visit a full hour-long concert, there is a good option for you. A good…
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Trenitalia train from Zurich to Milan in 2nd class – Trip Report Review
Both Trenitalia and SBB trains enable you to travel from Zurich to Milan in just a matter of hours. In just 3.40 hours you can travel conveniently from Zurich to Milan. On average there are up to 7 direct trains per day, in both directions. Another great example of how convenient train travel is, compared…
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What to do before your Museo del Cenacolo Vinciano visit
Museo del Cenacolo Vinciano is where the The Last Supper painting by Leonardo da Vinci is displayed. On a wall in the convent courtyard of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, nearby a church is where this famous painting is on display. Originally painted in the late 1490s the art piece measures a stunning 7…
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live Coffee Bean Roasting at Starbucks Reserve Roastery Milano
Starbucks Reserve Roastery Milan has got to be one of the poshest and most exclusive Starbucks you have ever stepped foot in. Or is it usual for you, to observe live coffee bean roasting while sipping your preferred hot or cold caffeinated beverage? In a coffee-enthusiastic country such as Italy, it’s no surprise that just…
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Supermarkets and shopping near Milan Centrale train station
Where is the nearest Supermarket at Milan Centrale train station located, and what shops can be found inside the station? Whether you are connecting at Milan Centrale train station, or you have just arrived/are about to board a train, shopping for necessities is important. May it be a big bottle of water, soft drinks, Italian…
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the best Penne alla Arrabiata in Milan
Enjoy the best spicy Penne alla Arrabiata in Milan at Ristorante Sabatini! Eating authentic Italian Food in Milan, that’s not a hard task. However, due to all the influences of modern cuisine, the real authentic dining experience in Milan is kinda lacking a bit. What a nice treat to have had a truly authentic Italian…















